Urban Road

Urban Road is a design-led homewares and wall-art brand listed in Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast, with an online collection aimed at helping people give their homes a more personal feel. Its range centres on canvas art prints, repeat-pattern and textured wallpaper, cushions, hand-painted wallpaper, wall posters, homewares, gift vouchers and sale pieces. The website also offers a wholesale pathway for professionals, making it relevant to both individual home decorators and trade customers.

The wall-art selection covers several clearly defined styles, including Aboriginal art, abstract work, landscapes, floral and botanical designs, and Australiana. Named canvas pieces include Finding Your Way III, Thessy, Warm Memories II, Headland, Strata and Accord, while the broader collection includes works such as Life on Country, Bula Baldya, Organics II and Wild Bottlebrush I. Many prints are offered in multiple sizes, and the site presents customisation as part of the buying process. Product availability can change, with some of the displayed pieces marked as sold out.

Wallpaper is another major part of the range. Urban Road’s repeat-pattern collection includes designs such as Banksia Brush, Black Cockatoo, Little Bushland Memories, Little Wattlebird, Gingham and Moonlight Birds, alongside faux-seagrass styles including Off the Coast Light, Seabreeze Light and Nautical. The catalogue can be filtered by colour, artist, size and style, with options spanning abstract, animal, beach, coastal, kids, minimal, tropical and watercolour looks. That breadth makes it useful for anyone planning a feature wall, refreshing a child’s room or adding pattern without committing to a single decorating style.

The brand’s creative offering includes collaborations with Darren Palmer, Shaynna Blaze, Andy & Deb and Tim Neve, as well as named artists such as Jocelyn Proust, May Gibbs, Shatha Al Dafai, Victoria McGrane and William Morris. A Darren Palmer collection is described as being designed for layered living, with cushions and artwork intended to create a calm, considered look. Urban Road also highlights Aboriginal artworks and encourages customers to support the artists behind them. According to its website, the business has been operating for 14 years and has sold more than 101,000 artworks worldwide. For Gold Coast locals, it suits solo browsing, home renovation planning, gifting and design-minded households, although the supplied information describes an online shopping experience rather than a physical showroom.